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Economic Cooperation in the 1990s.
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Inhalt
Inhalt: T. Matsugi, Impacts of the EC Single Market 1992 on the Japanese Economy, with Special Reference to Manufacturing/Automobile Industry - Y. Sato, Japanese Direct Investment in the United States and Related Problems, with Special Reference to Automobile Industry - S. Kinoshita / J. Nemoto, The Changing Pattern of International Specialization and Economic Interdependence among Asia-Pacific, the US and EC Economies - W. Pascha, On the Intricacies of Specialization and Interdependence. A Comment on S. Kinoshita's and J. Nemoto's Paper - T. Matsugi / A. Bernhard, On two Ways of Recycling Japanese Trade Surplus - H.-H. Francke, On Some Processual and Structural Problems of an European System of Central Banks - J. Senda, Impacts of the EC Single Market 1992 on Japanese Banks and Securities Firms - A. Iida, The Financial Accounting System in Japan. From an International Perspective - B. Külp, Coordination Demand and Coordination Chances of a Stability Policy in the Common Market - Y. Arayama, A Study on the Structure of the Labor Market: Empirical Study on a Socio-Economic Survey in Thailand - R. Kögler, The European Communities Single Market from a Swiss Viewpoint. Problems, Adjustments, Prospects
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09783428075294
- Auflage 92001 A. 1. Auflage
- Editor Takashi Matsugi, Alois Oberhauser
- Sprache Deutsch
- Größe H233mm x B157mm x T12mm
- Jahr 1992
- EAN 9783428075294
- Format Kartonierter Einband
- ISBN 978-3-428-07529-4
- Veröffentlichung 25.08.1992
- Titel Economic Cooperation in the 1990s.
- Untertitel European Common Market and Pacific-Asian Cooperation in a Changing Global Framework.
- Gewicht 281g
- Herausgeber Duncker & Humblot
- Anzahl Seiten 159
- Lesemotiv Verstehen
- Genre Internationale Wirtschaft